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Schools’ mask-optional policy worries parents of vulnerable Haverhill students

Stampede for horse med ivermectin, bogus treatment for COVID-19, steers clear of Upper Valley
Upper Valley nursing homes worry federal COVID-19 vaccination mandate could drive workers away
Protesters cause a stir over Dartmouth-Hitchcock’s COVID vaccine mandate for employees
New Hampshire’s vaccine van is ready to roll out shots

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Vermont’s OneCare health program reduced hospital stays, saved money, Medicare study says

By WILSON RING - 9/3/21

The first two years of a Vermont program known as OneCare, set up to keep patients healthier while reducing costs, saved money on Medicare patients...

UVM Health Network chief says system under ‘intense pressure’ following reports of monthslong wait times

By LIORA ENGEL-SMITH - 9/2/21

Vermont’s largest health system is in the midst of a “perfect storm” as a deluge of patients seek inpatient and specialty care from the University...

Stampede for horse med ivermectin, bogus treatment for COVID-19, steers clear of Upper Valley

By NORA DOYLE-BURR - 9/2/21

WEST LEBANON — Use of ivermectin, a common animal dewormer, to treat COVID-19 — especially by those opposed to vaccination — does not appear to be...

Springfield Hospital’s budget proposal draws skepticism from Vermont board

By NORA DOYLE-BURR - 8/31/21

SPRINGFIELD, Vt. — Green Mountain Care Board officials called Springfield Hospital’s proposed $55 million operating budget for the coming year...

COVID roundup: Dartmouth extends remote work period

By NORA DOYLE-BURR - 8/30/21

HANOVER — Dartmouth College has delayed the return to in-person work for some employees and also is ramping up COVID-19 testing for vaccinated...

Dartmouth-Hitchcock tightens limits on visitors, boosts COVID testing

Staff Report - 8/26/21

LEBANON — Dartmouth-Hitchcock has restricted visitors and ramped up COVID-19 testing requirements for patients until further notice in light of...

Upper Valley nursing homes worry federal COVID-19 vaccination mandate could drive workers away

By NORA DOYLE-BURR - 8/24/21

HANOVER — Though most of the workers at Hanover Terrace Health and Rehabilitation Center on Lyme Road are vaccinated against COVID-19, the facility...

Free COVID vaccination clinics in Springfield, Hartford next month

8/23/21

SPRINGFIELD, Vt. — Health Care and Rehabilitation Services, southeastern Vermont’s nonprofit community mental health agency, is slated to hold free...

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